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See why so many travellers make Miralanghe their hotel of choice when visiting Guarene. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a quaint setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Rooms at Miralanghe provide air conditioning.
You can also enjoy a lounge while staying at Miralanghe.
If you like seafood restaurants, Miralanghe is conveniently located near Ristorante del Castello di Guarene and Io e Luna.
If you are interested in exploring Guarene, check out a castle, such as Dimora Storica Castello di Guarene.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Miralanghe as you experience all of the things Guarene has to offer.
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Non-smoking rooms
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Piazza Roma 2, 12050 Guarene Italy
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Somewhat walkable
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We had a lovely lunch at Mira Langhe as part of our wine tasting holiday in Piedmont. Situated in a lovely village the glass walled restaurant overlooks a countryside covered in vines and to the front a small square with a church at the centre. Our food was average to good and plentiful and service was friendly and helpful. With a decent selection of wines and good coffee this was a great lunch. Be aware if you park your car at the top of the hill (entrance to the village) it is a steep walk up.
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Travelled with friends
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From the first entrance, the owner welcomed us with great professionalism (and here I mean her ability to immediately empathize with our family) and willingness to explain in detail how to move to visit the beauties around. In addition, the chef's cuisine is unforgettable and the service as few times encountered while traveling for accuracy, kindness and love towards their work.
Well-deserved 5 stars and.. Thank you 💪
Well-deserved 5 stars and.. Thank you 💪
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Date of stay: August 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
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Fantastic experience, we stayed and dined in a location that we will certainly remember. Obsessive cleanliness in the hotel room, traditional Piedmontese dinner accompanied by excellent wines! The owners are very kind and professionally trained. To commemorate the weekend, a bottle of arneis and some homemade jam will be given as a gift. Thanks to Slow DAYS for the organization.
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I went to this restaurant with friends. I felt very comfortable.
The room is beautiful, with a spectacular window overlooking the Langhe landscape.
Professional and impeccable service.
High standard traditional food. The starters are delicious (raw meat, veal with tuna sauce, cardoon flan, celery, toma and apple salad). 2 first courses (perfect tajarin and risotto). 1 second course (very tender veal cheek). Trio of desserts, all good too.
At super honest 37 euros without wine, 40 with a good house wine.
Super recommended.
The room is beautiful, with a spectacular window overlooking the Langhe landscape.
Professional and impeccable service.
High standard traditional food. The starters are delicious (raw meat, veal with tuna sauce, cardoon flan, celery, toma and apple salad). 2 first courses (perfect tajarin and risotto). 1 second course (very tender veal cheek). Trio of desserts, all good too.
At super honest 37 euros without wine, 40 with a good house wine.
Super recommended.
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Travelled with friends
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We have just returned from a holiday in the south of France and Northern Italy and took pot luck staying at the Miranlanghe, which we found by chance from another review.
This is not luxury, but very clean and comfortable with own toilet and shower. We found this very good value. Our total bill came to £127 - that was for two nights stay in a double room; a four course meal for two on one night; two bottles of wine and additional drinks. The food in the restaurant was good and 20 Euros per head for 4 course dinner, local wine 8 euros/bottle.
There is a simply amazing view from the hotel's balcony which looks out over the valley, the many villages perched on hills, vineyards etc.
This is a very picturesque part of the world - Piedmonte - full of interesting little villages, most with churches and towers, vintners and truffle shops (as this is a major truffle centre). We were also pleasantly surprised by the local town Alba which is full of old buildings, interesting squares, decent shops and free bicycle hire.
Guarene itself is a beautiful little hilltop village, with a lovely old church, interesting houses etc. The Miralanghe is right in the centre in the main square, opposite the town hall.
The hotel owners could not have been more helpful (a married couple, and the wife speaks English). We were offered drinks on arrival and a warm welcome. There was the village festival that weekend, which was noisy and went on quite late. This was not the hotel's fault, but they felt bad about it, so we were offered a discount and complimentary bottles of wine to take with us as compensation - even though we hadn't complained! Our car also got trapped by the barriers put up for the festival, so the hotel owner arranged to take and collect us from a local restuarant we had booked - free of charge. This was service beyond the normal you would expect, and it made our stay a special one. [the festival was interesting as well].
On our second night we went to another local restaurant, which we can also highly recommend - 'Osteria La Madernassa, Localita Lora 2, Castelrotto, Guarene (0039 0173611716). This was really good food, great atmosphere (full and all Italian diners), and again a fantasitc view over the valley from their terrace. It was one of the best meals I've had (modern European)and the local wine was very quaffable - and again a very reasonable price for what we had.
This is not luxury, but very clean and comfortable with own toilet and shower. We found this very good value. Our total bill came to £127 - that was for two nights stay in a double room; a four course meal for two on one night; two bottles of wine and additional drinks. The food in the restaurant was good and 20 Euros per head for 4 course dinner, local wine 8 euros/bottle.
There is a simply amazing view from the hotel's balcony which looks out over the valley, the many villages perched on hills, vineyards etc.
This is a very picturesque part of the world - Piedmonte - full of interesting little villages, most with churches and towers, vintners and truffle shops (as this is a major truffle centre). We were also pleasantly surprised by the local town Alba which is full of old buildings, interesting squares, decent shops and free bicycle hire.
Guarene itself is a beautiful little hilltop village, with a lovely old church, interesting houses etc. The Miralanghe is right in the centre in the main square, opposite the town hall.
The hotel owners could not have been more helpful (a married couple, and the wife speaks English). We were offered drinks on arrival and a warm welcome. There was the village festival that weekend, which was noisy and went on quite late. This was not the hotel's fault, but they felt bad about it, so we were offered a discount and complimentary bottles of wine to take with us as compensation - even though we hadn't complained! Our car also got trapped by the barriers put up for the festival, so the hotel owner arranged to take and collect us from a local restuarant we had booked - free of charge. This was service beyond the normal you would expect, and it made our stay a special one. [the festival was interesting as well].
On our second night we went to another local restaurant, which we can also highly recommend - 'Osteria La Madernassa, Localita Lora 2, Castelrotto, Guarene (0039 0173611716). This was really good food, great atmosphere (full and all Italian diners), and again a fantasitc view over the valley from their terrace. It was one of the best meals I've had (modern European)and the local wine was very quaffable - and again a very reasonable price for what we had.
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Date of stay: July 2008Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We often go out on weekends to the country side and since our usual place was fully booked, we found THIS gem. And now we are already planning on going back. The rooms are clean an very nice, we booked a triple, which is actually a 2 bedroom thing, with nice shutters, so, great sleep quality.
The hosts are very nice, we were offered some white wine on arrival, the chef does not speak English (or he was too shy, or thought my Italian was enough), but his wife Anna speaks English very well and made our stay as comfortable as possible.
We had arrived 2 hours before dinner, and the chef showed us the nearby church (which is closed due to construction, but he has the key), after that we lounged on the communal balcony with a great view of the rolling hills and I asked for the leftover wine and some nibblies, which we promptly received.
Dinner was great, very much what you find in this area, a 25€ per adult tour de force through the 'what is in season' typical food of the region. The dining area boasts this great panoramic view and all was very tasty.
An added bonus was the daughter of the house, who is the same age as our son, so, next day we did not even see him at breakfast, he was having breakfast with his new girlfriend.
What was also amazing, one of the friends who travelled with us cannot eat gluten. And they had no problem adjusting their food to accommodate him.
The hosts are very nice, we were offered some white wine on arrival, the chef does not speak English (or he was too shy, or thought my Italian was enough), but his wife Anna speaks English very well and made our stay as comfortable as possible.
We had arrived 2 hours before dinner, and the chef showed us the nearby church (which is closed due to construction, but he has the key), after that we lounged on the communal balcony with a great view of the rolling hills and I asked for the leftover wine and some nibblies, which we promptly received.
Dinner was great, very much what you find in this area, a 25€ per adult tour de force through the 'what is in season' typical food of the region. The dining area boasts this great panoramic view and all was very tasty.
An added bonus was the daughter of the house, who is the same age as our son, so, next day we did not even see him at breakfast, he was having breakfast with his new girlfriend.
What was also amazing, one of the friends who travelled with us cannot eat gluten. And they had no problem adjusting their food to accommodate him.
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Date of stay: June 2011Trip type: Travelled with family
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Room Tip: Room #6 if you are a couple with one kid.
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We have been so fortunate to spend three month in Guarene, Cuneo, where Miralanghe is. An exceptionel restaurant with typical Piemontese cusine, run by the chef Maurizio and his wife Anne-Lisa.
The food is authentic based on local, fresh produce. And the wines!!
We Can only recommend a visit if you are in the vicinity of Alba👍
The food is authentic based on local, fresh produce. And the wines!!
We Can only recommend a visit if you are in the vicinity of Alba👍
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Date of stay: July 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Stayed for a couple of nights on business in the spring - just wow.
Rooms, very of the property type, charming and comfortable. The hosts, very welcoming. The restaurant, my oh my, well, just fantastic local seasonal produce prepared sympathetically to bring a true taste of the region.
Don't tell another soul though because I want to keep this for myself!
Rooms, very of the property type, charming and comfortable. The hosts, very welcoming. The restaurant, my oh my, well, just fantastic local seasonal produce prepared sympathetically to bring a true taste of the region.
Don't tell another soul though because I want to keep this for myself!
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Date of stay: April 2015Trip type: Travelled on business
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I am from Piedmont, but not from Langhe. I discovered this fantastic place last year when making a day-tour by car. I had lunch with my family here, and decided to get back again this year. For the second time we enjoyed the great and professional service, the excellent place and view from the restaurant, the amazing food and wine! The quality-price ratio is simply perfect. Believe me, if you go there, you cannot help it going back again. Shortly I will go again for the third time!
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Date of stay: March 2014Trip type: Travelled with family
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We recently stayed and ate two outstanding meals at Miralanghe. The owners Annalisa and Maurizo were the best. They made us feel like family. The meals were the finest we tasted in all of Italy and we traveled for nearly a month through many towns and cities.
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Date of stay: October 2013Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Frequently Asked Questions about Miralanghe
Which popular attractions are close to Miralanghe?
Nearby attractions include Langa Wine Tour (4.6 km), Langhe landscapes (4.0 km), and Torre di Barbaresco (3.8 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Miralanghe?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at Miralanghe?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant and a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Miralanghe?
Conveniently located restaurants include Osteria Imperfetta, Il Trittico Osteria, and Momenti Gourmet.
Is Miralanghe located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.3 km away from the centre of Guarene.
Are pets allowed at Miralanghe?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Are there any historical sites close to Miralanghe?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Castello Roero Di Monticello (7.6 km), Casa Fenoglio (4.1 km), and Parrocchia dei S.S. Cosma e Damiano (4.4 km).